Bald Eagle's Barmy Army

Can you ask him how much money he has in the bank just to confirm whether @Footymum2017 is right in what she says. 
 

Me and my lad would normally go on our own. When we came back on Saturday, the missus and daughter instantly said they want to go to the next home game. 
 
We will buy tickets for them two and my gift will go to my mum who struggles to pay for match tickets nowadays. She hasn’t been to a game for over 2 years so she’s really looking forward to it. 

Me and my lad would normally go on our own. When we came back on Saturday, the missus and daughter instantly said they want to go to the next home game. 
 
We will buy tickets for them two and my gift will go to my mum who struggles to pay for match tickets nowadays. She hasn’t been to a game for over 2 years so she’s really looking forward to it. 

Can you ask him how much money he has in the bank just to confirm whether @Footymum2017 is right in what she says. 
 

Me and my lad would normally go on our own. When we came back on Saturday, the missus and daughter instantly said they want to go to the next home game. 
 
We will buy tickets for them two and my gift will go to my mum who struggles to pay for match tickets nowadays. She hasn’t been to a game for over 2 years so she’s really looking forward to it. 

Me and my lad would normally go on our own. When we came back on Saturday, the missus and daughter instantly said they want to go to the next home game. 
 
We will buy tickets for them two and my gift will go to my mum who struggles to pay for match tickets nowadays. She hasn’t been to a game for over 2 years so she’s really looking forward to it. 

This is a wonderful opportunity for all those clamouring for Wembley tickets a couple of years ago to show that they are true fans are not just glory hunters who wanted to watch Mason Bennett running around a big pitch aimlessly. It is also cheaper than Wembley, nearer and beer in the local pubs doesn't cost £10 a pint. It's win win.

Me and my lad would normally go on our own. When we came back on Saturday, the missus and daughter instantly said they want to go to the next home game. 
 
We will buy tickets for them two and my gift will go to my mum who struggles to pay for match tickets nowadays. She hasn’t been to a game for over 2 years so she’s really looking forward to it. 

Me and my lad would normally go on our own. When we came back on Saturday, the missus and daughter instantly said they want to go to the next home game. 
 
We will buy tickets for them two and my gift will go to my mum who struggles to pay for match tickets nowadays. She hasn’t been to a game for over 2 years so she’s really looking forward to it. 

Great thread @sage, pinned it to keep in view. ?

I had been thinking about this, the only thing I can think of is, if someone genuinely can't afford to go, but wants to, give me a PM in strict confidence and I will pair you with someone who is in a position to gift you a ticket. 
How does that sound?
It's no guarantee, but it is someone off this community, 
 

I would willingly buy 2adult or 1 adult plus 2 child tickets to gift to someone who can’t afford it. But how do I find that person as I don’t want to give it to someone just taking advantage?
the only family I have left in the area can afford to pay for themselves when circumstances allow them to go!

This is the most important thing we can do. Create some income to limit redundancies and player sales, make us attractive to purchasers and support the team.
If you haven't got a season ticket, buy a match ticket. 
If you have a got a season ticket , encourage a mate to come or if you can afford it, gift a ticket to a mate. 
Encourage friends and family to come. 
If you can afford it and know someone who can't afford to go, gift them a ticket for this game.
If you live too far away and can afford it, gift a mate or family member from home,
If you are thinking of coming and have kids, bring them along.
Do whatever we can to fill the ground v Reading.
We've been let down but now it's our time, our time to stand up and save our club.
   

The way the team were supported on Saturday just shows you what the club mean to the core supporters. 
 
I can honestly say that walking into the stadium on Saturday I had a big lump in my throat with the news that came out the night before and on the final whIstle I’m not ashamed to say I could have shed a tear or two. 
 
Let’s just hope that we can turn this around and in a few years time we can look back on this time as something that made us stronger as a team and supporter base. 

The way the team were supported on Saturday just shows you what the club mean to the core supporters. 
 
I can honestly say that walking into the stadium on Saturday I had a big lump in my throat with the news that came out the night before and on the final whIstle I’m not ashamed to say I could have shed a tear or two. 
 
Let’s just hope that we can turn this around and in a few years time we can look back on this time as something that made us stronger as a team and supporter base. 

The way the team were supported on Saturday just shows you what the club mean to the core supporters. 
 
I can honestly say that walking into the stadium on Saturday I had a big lump in my throat with the news that came out the night before and on the final whIstle I’m not ashamed to say I could have shed a tear or two. 
 
Let’s just hope that we can turn this around and in a few years time we can look back on this time as something that made us stronger as a team and supporter base. 

So had time to reflect on his interview yesterday. 
 
My opinion of the bloke has not changed in the slightest on a number of grounds 
 
1st - he had to have pliers pulling out an apology from him that sounded forced , cold and meaningless 
 
2nd- justification for overspending was other teams  that got promotion mostly did it great way to be a sustainable club you bald pillock
3rd- basically admitted gambling on Derby’s future at the expense of a buyer potentially returning with another offer 
4th - complete liar and bullshitter licking Rooneys ass as a coach but doesn’t have the spine or guts to tell him straight or inform him about the administration 
5th-  complaining about COVID multiple times and whining and not taking any responsibility unless pressured to by Dawes 
 
that’s just 5 points and there’s many more 

I’d rather have a manager that would have been better at getting us promotion. 

I always liked Darren. Proper sound bloke 

If we get 21 points deducted, we need to be looking at an average of 1.5pts per game from now if we stand any chance of survival. Very difficult but not impossible, would equate to an 8th-10th place finish

He only comes once a year but he fills your stockings

Did he empty his sack all over the south stand as he walked past? 

Ok
if Gibson and the efl had done the policing of the situation and implemented the punishment in a timely manner would we be where we are today?
 
The fact is they protracted the whole process to suit hidden agendas.

No sadly not
But as a fan while I still have breath in my body I will continue my ralling crys to us Derby fan and players.

Well lads you did us all pround of you are Derby county and we are fighters to bitter end. And with everything going off you at least sent a message to players to fans we are one and togather we shall come out of this stronger than ever before.
Now to new owners you seen what players are trying to do and roony first thing first get those damn keys of mel and then give roony some funds in january window and pay as much debt as you can.
Now mel I never ever wanted to say this when you leave dont you dare ever step inside pp again GET OUT OF OUR CLUB.
And us the fans have shown how much this club means to us.
I will there guys.